State transportation officials are asking motorists to drive safe on Idaho roads as the 100 Deadliest Days begins with the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
A total of 92 people lost their lives on Idaho roads between the Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends known as the 100 Deadliest Days. According to the Idaho Department of Transportation, that is ten more people killed in motor vehicle crashes than in 2020.
We rode along with Twin Falls County law enforcement officers for a patrol of Highway 93 in southern Idaho. What you're about to see will help you understand why summer is considered the 100 days of deadliest driving.